John Manzoni visited Nottingham recently to see for himself the benefits, challenges and opportunities of new, more collaborative ways of working between departments and local and national government.
A recent visit to the Open Data Institute underlined for Jeremy Heywood the central role of the Civil Service in harnessing open data to make people's lives better.
Welsh Government Permanent Secretary Sir Derek Jones welcomes the first "Four Nations" policy profession meeting to exchange experience and best practice in policy-making.
Lauren Jackson describes how a KPMG-led consortium is working with Civil Service Learning to provide learning that is more responsive to the needs and circumstances of individual civil servants.
As an Asian woman in her first Senior Civil Service role, DCLG's Dilys Alam gives her tips for overcoming barriers to progression.
Dan Grishin says National Citizen Service has given him the confidence to make a difference to his own life and the lives of others - and it's already taken him to No. 10!
Home Office Permanent Secretary Mark Sedwill looks at crime prevention in the digital age.
Do you know what the People Board is and what it does? The board's new chair, Melanie Dawes, lifts the lid.
Do you know an individual or team you believe should be recognised for championing difference? Rupert McNeil encourages nominations for the tenth anniversary Civil Service Diversity & Inclusion Awards.
Natalie Ceeney has been appointed the Civil Service's Health and Well-being Champion. She talks about the benefits to our physical and mental health of supporting the 'whole self' at work.
